Which type of rules do school-age children see as less violable, contingent on authority or rules, or alterable than social conventions?
A) moral
B) preoperational
C) distributive
D) limited

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School-age children tend to view moral rules as less violable and more absolute than social conventions. They see these rules as having universal applicability and importance. In contrast, they may see social conventions as more contingent on authority or context and thus more alterable. The other options (B, C, and D) do not accurately describe this distinction in children's rule understanding.

Which Type of Rules Do School-Age Children See as Less